Quote from: a_cat_named_joe on December 13, 2015, 11:20:51 PM

Quote from: Lightsplasher on December 13, 2015, 09:43:46 PM

Quote from: Tranz on December 13, 2015, 07:31:35 PM

Seems like Polo might be the way to go at least for a starters. How are the expericnes with them? I used them about 6 months ago with HYP, seemed ok then. Still good?

I'll draft some type of proposal for them, perhaps we will need to get a bounty as well.

I'm thinking of trying Cryptopia out it looks interesting, but I really don't know. Poloniex has worked well for me in the past but I haven't used it recently. Polo seems to be courting a more intimate relationship of the I'll tickle your feet if you tickle mine variety where you can't make any withdrawals unless you disclose all your private parts. Cheesy

Quote terms: Poloniex may, from time to time, implement policies restricting Verification Levels by nationality, country of residence, or any other factor. This may affect your ability to withdraw funds in your account and you indemnify Poloniex against any losses associated with an inability to deposit and/or withdraw funds based on your verification level.

I've heard that the 20 richest people in the USA now own more wealth than the lower half of the US population and it is obvious that they have the strong arm of the US government behind them or there would be a more equitable tax structure. Therefor I conclude that Polo might be enticed to close and clam up like Crypsty, so unfortunately I don't think it is worth the effort to get started there if it is going to cost much imho.

As you can probably gather from my previous posts, my experience with Cryptopia has been a good one. When you transact out, you get a little pop up message saying something like: 'this withdrawal request will be processed within 60 seconds'. I haven't come across a time when it hasn't.

To my mind, Poloniex would be a sideways move. I like Major Max's BTER suggestion.

Quote from: Majormax on December 12, 2015, 01:16:13 AM

Yes... Many exchanges review the trading volume regularly. The volume in HBN is unlikely to be large in the forseeable future. Best to take enough time to get onto a couple of stable exchanges, and continue to monitor exchange requirements. BTER has been around a while and does distinguish between new/small/large coins.

I think that we should use Cryptopia https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/ and make a concerted effort to go for BTER https://bter.com/ref/218277. That would give HoboNickels full on exposure to the Chinese and Asian Markets as well as to those in the West.

I have a major issue with Cryptopia that I hope isn't their fault. When I go to the settings page and try to change anything, it says I need a 4-8 character pin. I see no place to enter a pin. This gives me a red flag.